Sometimes parts of our anatomy can be moved to another person to help them live a better life. Which part of the human eye can be transplanted from a dead donor to a living person?

The cornea is the only part of the eye can be moved from a deceased person to a living one. Unlike many organ transplant surgeries, a cornea transplant has about a 95 percent success rate because matching blood types are not a requirement.

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